I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 18
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Comments (12)murraysmom, Your Rocket is so cute! I can tell that he has sweet eyes. :) My nut-so actually was upside down, btw: nicole, awwwwww.... poor Midnight! I need to know... is she staying with you? My mom adopted ChooChoo -- same as Midnight, he was an all-black cat that was abandoned when a neighboring renter moved away. ChooChoo always had an eating problem.... I thought it was because he had been left abandoned and starving by his original owner... under my mom's care he ended up winning the "fat cat" contest at the local Humane Society and had a half-page color photo of himself in the city's newspaper. He required a special scale at whopping 32 pounds. He had a 26" waist and at the time he could have fit into my jeans. sigh. This post was edited by party_music50 on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 16:23...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 09
Comments (17)My maternal Grandparents supported their family of 11 working the deep coal mine that was on the land they owned and where their home was built. Of course all the kids as they got old enough worked in the mine. It was wholly owned and operated by the family. That would have been in the early 1900's to about 1940. My Dad died suddenly at age 49, just 3 days before the letter came accepting his application for State Mine Inspector in PA. Heart Disease complicated by black lung took him. He had spent all his working life in the mines mostly as a general foreman and actually teaching night classes in mining in our town for Penn State University....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 16
Comments (13)Never thought I was named after a train engine! My father and grandfather did work for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, though!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs June 23
Comments (15)Beautiful photos today! I love your garden gate, Nicole. I'm coming right over to see it in person! LOL! This is a huge wisteria vine at Kew Gardens, London. The vine was trained to grow into a large sphere, forming a "room." Benches have been placed inside where people can sit, and one can be seen on the right-hand side of the photo....See More
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Decor in the Monreale Cathedral in Sicily. This was taken without flash, nor any exposure compensation. Great stuff. Click on the photo to see the date.
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Taken while in a moving vehicle on the 401 just east of Toronto
Crazy light capture of the tail and headlights on the 401 hwy.
11 years agoMy horse, Teddy, who passed away this morning. I will miss him dearly.
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11 years agoRomneya coulteri Photo from my Black/White film days. Even use to have a darkroom to make my own prints.
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Gazania, Teddy was 27. I had him for almost 7 years. I rode him on our trails behind the farm where he lived. He was in great shape most of the time I had him. He developed COPD last year and I could still ride him in the fall, winter and spring. But this spring he developed cancer, so I retired him to live happily with his 10 friends in their 33 acre pasture. It is a 100 acre farm with about 40 horses on it. I never would have thought I would be back riding horses at my age (64) but it has been so much fun. I have a really nice group of friends and one is letting me ride her horse when she can't come out. I'm grateful for that. Teddy was a character. He loved people and coffeecake! :) He had a lot of personality and was a favorite on the farm. He will be missed for sure. Thanks for asking about him.
He liked a good roll in the mud. :)
And he was just a very handsome boy.
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